The history of the Blair, Banister and Braxton families before and after the Revolution : with a brief sketch of their descendants/ by Frederick Horner
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Original LC card indicates p. 10-18 probably never existed in this book.
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James Blair (d.1748) moved from Scotland to England, and immigrated to Henrico County, Virginia, later moving to Jamestown and then to Williamsburg, Virginia, whree he founded William and Mary College. John Banister (d.1787) was the son of John Banister the famous English botanist who had immigrated to Virginia; John (d.1787) served with the colonists during the Revolutionary War, married twice, and died in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. George Braxton (fl.1720) immigrated from England to King William County, Virginia; one of his sons (Carter Braxton) signed the Declaration of Independence. Descendants and relatives of these three immigrants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Michigan, Minnesota, California and elsewhere. Includes some ancestors and descendants in Scotland, England and elsewhere.
Includes Craighill and related families.
Contents: pt. 1. The Blair family -- pt. 2. The Banister family -- pt. 3. The Braxton family -- pt. 4. The Whiting--Little families -- pt. 5. The Horner--Brown family.
Includes bibliographic references.
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| The history of the Blair, Banister and Braxton families before and after the Revolution | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1550788 Item 7 | 8885857 |
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| The history of the Blair, Banister and Braxton families before and after the Revolution | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1550788 Item 7 | 8885857 |
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